Can I use a newer stock stereo in an older model car?

Asked by spyoung Jun 27, 2023 at 09:33 AM about the 2011 Hyundai Sonata SE FWD

Question type: Car Customization

I have a 2011 Sonata SE and want to swap the
stock stereo for a newer stock stereo with Apple
CarPlay (probably an 18-19 model). My question is,
can the original USB that is in the 11 be connected
to the newer stereo so it works with the CarPlay or
will I have to get a newer USB also, or will this not
work at all?

3 Answers

40,075

You would probably need an interface so that the ECM is happy , To save some aggravation but not money you could go to a pro stereo shop . I suggest you don't go through with it and just get something else to drive

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310,565

The wiring is totally different so it is not going to be a plug and play, then you have computer issues, your existing computer might not even recognize a newer unit let alone interface with it. If your current system is malfunctioning I suggest you go with aftermarket systems. Car Toys, Best Buy, Crutchfield just name a few, plus you might have some local automotive sound centers.

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157,855

Be careful, some vehicles have the security system and other things incorporated into the stereo. Before proceeding, do your homework. You don't want to end up with a dead vehicle because you tried to replace the stereo! Jim

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